It happened again tonight

ROXY54:  Pink was played in the movie The Wall by Bob Geldof, the lead singer of The Boomtown Rats.BUT!
Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, two old times blues men.

My first real jazz haunt was The Cafe Exchange, a tiny bar above a musician store, The Musicians Exchange in Fort Lauderdale. Their back lot had multiple garages for rent for bands to use for practice.  When Buddy Rich came to South Florida to play at Miami Beach's Fountainbleu, he soloed at The Exchange. I sat at the bar, ten feet from him,and learned what real drum technique was. The regular jazz club shows here, and the demos like this really made me glad I spent my $25 per year membership fee for free admission. 

OP glad you are having a great audio experience.  I used to do that and about 15 years ago I started wondering what was wrong with my system.  The treble I remembered just wasn't there any longer.
I finally got tired of trying to fix my system and wound up with hearing aids (only have high frequency hearing loss) now I am rediscovering what I have lost.
Enjoy the music but be careful as you go down your path,

prof:  Yes, the time machine of recorded music is great, and sounds better.  I am the first to admit that my Twin Audire dual mono amps powering my B&W 803's and Bryston powered subs sounds much better than my old Fisher quad receiver (Later, Phase Linear400) powered 4 Advents, not to mention the Fisher Studio Standard 12" three way speakers that preceded the Advents.

Cannonball Adderley with Miles--- Somethin' Else LP--- WOW